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Right now the RRT has much less documentation than I'd like (the RRT is one of the most useful parts of our codebase, since it's modularized). We need to try to make thorough docs for the rrt.
Once we have most of the way done to this, I'll add documentation generation so we can have a RRT docs site we can link to on our README, just like robocup-software and robocup-firmware.
This is a goo
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I created this repo for personal reference but since it is being used by quite a number of users now, I am planning to refactor the code and add proper documentation for new users. I am creating this issue to keep track of updates and collect your feedback.
Feel free to share your thoughts and suggestions here.
Here are the following sections that need to be added or updated on the documentation website.
- Drive by Wire
- Steering hardware setup
- Braking hardware setup
- Accelerator control
- Navigation
- Mapping with rtabmap
- Path planning
- Parameter
- Behavior Control
- Steering command actuation
- Linear velo
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You should probably give credit to Coursera, not just the University of Toronto. Also, you should mention the source of the pictures and the slides. And have you considered sharing the answer for one of the projects could go against the terms and conditions of coursera? Please consider that.
Apart from that, Well done man! Looks a very good solution to the project! And you also did a great job
After the Man vs. Machine test, a launch file must be added and basic instructions on how to run the setup created. Basically, this instruction set should be designed so that future members will be able to recreate and improve upon the currently tested perception and drive system.
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I noticed that
complete_global_planis not listed on the wiki page, and I only found it when I started to dig around in the code. It is read in as a param in teb_config.cpp. I had an issue wheregoal_reached_would not return true